Speaking of Unity, anyone using an alpha or beta version? We've had a rash of questions about re-ordering sorting layers not working, and I can't reproduce it in any of the "f" versions.
@Almo Hey, I happened to catch most of an episode of'Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men' last weekend. One I caught focused pretty tightly on their come-up & first album. Learned a couple thing I didn't know. Recommended.
@021 If you want to get somewhere faster, I'll say like Almo, go with Unity. You'll most likely have more boilerplate code to write if you go with SFML, and it's less portable out of the box. If you only target PC, and you're good with c++, I think SFML is a good option.
Yeah; what worries me now is that I try to fix some false-positives in a tool that is not (really) maintained for a language that evolves. Something like if ( auto var = myFunct(param); var > 3 ){ /* then... */ } was not valid before, and it is now.
Definitely rushed. The first few seasons reeeeeaaallly took their time and had a lot of character development. The last few were basically races to wrap-up the remaining plot points, whether or not they'd really sold the character motivations driving them yet...
@AlexandreVaillancourt Generally more tools is better, unless the tools are so bad that you have to write worse code to get rid of the false positive. Clang as the compiler is helpful, but you probably also want clang-tidy. There is also a company doing even better, but I forgot the name and it costs money.
@DMGregory I didn't see the crazy shifts in character motivations a lot of people did. Most everything looked like (admittedly rushed) culminations of long-standing trends. Just how it looked to me. :)
"I don't want to rule" 2 episodes later "Sure, I'll be king, whatever" "I'm off to get the revenge I've been seeking for the past 6 seasons, even if it kills me" next episode "actually, maybe not"
